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ABSTRACT;
Background; Gall bladder is a site of different types of diseases starting by infection , stones, function...
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ABSTRACT;
Background; Gall bladder is a site of different types of diseases starting by infection , stones, functional disorders to cancer of gallbladder. Ultrasonography and CT scan will help in diagnosis of most of these disorders , but functional disorder which is not rare needs special studies for diagnosis like cholecystokinin-cholescin tigraphy with calculation of a gallbladder ejection fraction (GBEF) , gallbladder manometry, and oral cholecystography will help in dynamic study of gallbladder for limited extend, also they need special contrast, gamma camera or radiography with their known side effects. Three dimensional dynamic ultrsonography has no side effects and available , will help in the diagnosis of functional disorders of gallbladder.
Aims; In this paper we evaluated the role of three dimensional dyamic ultrasonography in diagnosis of gallbladder dysfuctions
Methods; This is prospective study conducted between 1st June 2000 till 31st June 2005 in Sulemani Teaching Hospital, Hatwan Hospital for Endoscopic Surgery and private clinics. Including 186 patients presented with right hypochondrial and or epigastric pain, with history of biliary colic. In 2 groups of patients group A have features of gallbladder dysfunction , group B have no features , underwent three dimensional ultrasound for gallbladder and common bile duct after a fatty meal, we compared gallbladder respond as changes in the size o gall bladder, I 15 ,30 minutes after the meal
Results; three dimensional dynamic ultrasound able to diagnose most of the gall bladder dysfunctions as there is significant difference in respond to fatty meal between diseases and abnormal gallbladders
Conclusion: We found this method easy, cheap, tolerable, rapid, cost-effective and excellent in diagnosis of gallbladder dysfunctions
Keywords; Three dimential ultrasound, dyskinesia, dysfunction of gallbladder
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